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It’s not being shown on TV, it’s a dark match. They’ve also advertised a AAA Trios Championship match between Los Perros and the combo of La Parka, Psycho Clown and Mr Iguana for the same taping

Just on the way back from seeing Street Fighter and gotta say it’s the absolute definition of a popcorn flick, it’s not as corny as the 90s movie, though there’s a couple of nods to that and the action scenes are well done if a little CG heavy As for the actors well David Dastmalchian is superb as Bison, Noah Centineo and Andrew Koji are perfectly cast as Ken and Ryu and Jason Momoa steals the scene as Blanka in the same way he did as Lobo in Supergirl over the summer Cody is ok as Guile, certainly better than JCVD was, but doesn’t really play that big a part, Roman phones it in as Akuma as most of his appearances come in the anime flashbacks and Goto only appears for one fight scene as Honda Its a solid 7/10 and I’ll be down for a sequel for sure

Got my ticket secured, managed to get a Block A seat at the back of the ring on Ticket Quarter for £135 which is not too bad, Feb 7th can’t come soon enough now

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Not saying they should stay in doors, just not using shops as their personal playgrounds, switching off escalators and robbing or launching stuff about the place Also on the mirror thing it gets tiresome after the forth or fifth time having to clear the areas cos customers can’t be arsed putting stuff back, one of our store managers actually ordered the removal of one off the floor because of the state the area was left in when she done a walk around sometime last week

Absolutely love Dream Warriors, mainly because Bravo would seemingly show it every Saturday for around a month or two The original is still the best Nightmare though, the work they had to put in for the Johnny Depp kill was something else, essentially they filmed it upside down then flipped the footage If you can, check out the massive documentary on the series, Never Sleep Again, runs around 4.5 hours and covers everything from concept to marketing to merchandise to the TV series but iirc it leaves out the 2010 remake

The removal of mirrors on shop floors of clothes retailers, forcing customers to either try on at home or use the damn fitting rooms Banning under 18s from being in the store after a certain time, babies being the exception, unless they’re with an adult

Joe Tessatore

It’s on TNA as much as Caster for not screening what he was going to rap before the show but really what a dumbass, your first booking since leaving AEW and that’s how you go about it, meaning you get, probably, blacklisted from one promotion which also may kill a back door route into the biggest one Wouldn’t surprise me if he just becomes an Indy guy for the remainder of his career now where he can rap without consequences

Alicia Taylor either had the night off or was sick, Mark Nash was doing announcing at a Basketball game and presumably Lillian Garcia was unavailable so Saxton was the back up

Carlos Silva has announced that Mickie James’ role on Sunday is to be special guest referee for the Knockouts Championship match

Only saw clips, will likely watch the full show tonight, but what I saw had tears filling up my eyes with how wonderful it was Seeing Mox and Danielson embrace would have been great enough but to have BD then reunite with the Riders for the main event was next level emotional and in a way brings it back full circle as it was PAC’s return from injury at All In 24 to team with Claudio and Wheeler was the spark that led to the BCC turning on Bryan a few weeks later at All Out and becoming the Death Riders Excalibur just about holding it together to deliver his tribute at the start then cracking laughs with Tony during Mox’s entrance was another example as to why he’s one of the best PBPs in the game On a side note, and a typically funny moment for the company, bringing Wardlow back tonight of all nights just to stick him as yet another muscle for Don Callis only to Trump it with Danielson’s one night return was just genius

Absolute shocker to wake up to, I’d read bits and bobs about some British guy called PAC in wrestling magazines over the years but it wasn’t until he got signed for NXT that I first got to see what he was about, absolutely blew me away and he became an instant favourite I loved his short lived team with Corey Graves and then his run as NXT Champion but he was fairly wasted on the main roster right up until he turned heel and had that great run as King of the Cruiserweights His AEW run had been utterly fantastic, both solo and as part of both the Death Triangle with Penta and Fenix then as part of the Death Riders. He went out on a high with that great match against Andrade on Saturday RIP PAC, thank you for so many memories

Toy Story 5 - missed out on seeing this when it came out so was glad Disney Plus had it on so soon. It’s probably the best in the series since 2, very emotive especially the scene where Bonnie gets crushed by her new friends making fun of her in their group chat Disney will probably set in motion a 6th film based on the box office success this got but I don’t think there’s much more they can do with the characters now

Enjoyed the show, like I do every PPV, but like others have said, the spot that Steven Borden got injured from took me right out of it for a good hour. Absolutely terrifying seeing his hand go like that, thankfully by the end of the show he was conscious and speaking so he hopefully won’t miss too much time out. Really great hearing in the aftermath the views of Taz and Excalibur of their experiences of in ring injuries to help ease the fears of the home audience